The professional wrestling world is mourning the death of Benjamin Satterley, the British star widely known as PAC, who has died at the age of 40.

All Elite Wrestling confirmed Satterley’s death on Sunday, September 27, paying tribute to the Newcastle-born performer whose high-flying style and explosive in-ring ability earned him fans around the world.

News of his death came shortly after Satterley competed at AEW’s All Out event near Chicago on September 26. He wrestled Andrade El Idolo during the show and later appeared again during the main event.

Satterley began his professional wrestling career in 2004 and spent more than two decades performing for promotions across the world.

Before joining AEW, he became internationally recognized during his time with WWE, where he competed under the names Neville and Adrian Neville. His combination of athleticism, aerial moves and intense wrestling style helped make him one of the standout performers of his generation.

He later joined AEW in 2019, where he became a multiple-time champion and was involved in several memorable matches and storylines.

Tributes quickly began pouring in following the announcement, with wrestling fans remembering Satterley for his remarkable physical ability, distinctive character and commitment to professional wrestling.

His sudden death has been especially shocking because he had competed in the ring just a day earlier.

As of the latest official reports, AEW has not disclosed a cause of death, and no further details surrounding the circumstances have been publicly confirmed.

Satterley leaves behind a wrestling legacy that stretched from Britain’s independent circuit to some of the biggest stages in WWE and AEW.

For wrestling fans around the world, the man known as PAC will be remembered as a fearless and innovative performer whose breathtaking style made him unforgettable inside the ring.